Venice Film Review: ‘Miss Violence’
Alexandros Avranas' airless but accomplished sophomore feature is another one of the new Greek cinema's nightmare narratives.
Athina Rachel Tsangari
Berlin: Chilly fest kicks off with protestors, celebs
The Berlin Film Festival got off to a powerful start on Thursday with Wong Kar Wai's philosophical actioner "The Grandmaster," starring Tony Leung Chiu Wai as the legendary martial arts master Ip Man.
Review: ‘Before Midnight’
One of the great movie romances of the modern era achieves its richest and fullest expression in Richard Linklater's third walking-and-talking collaboration with Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy.
Toronto avant garde rides on longer Wavelengths
Though it may have previously been dismissed by some industryites and Toronto regulars as a ghetto or "sidebar of a sidebar," as one wag has referred to it, Wavelengths, which programs experimental…
Strand snags ‘In the Fog’
Strand Releasing has acquired all U.S. rights to Sergei Loznitsa's "In the Fog" from The Match Factory and plans a spring release.
Breaking through
Twenty-two artisans who are advancing to bigger projects
Producers upbeat at Rotterdam’s CineMart
ROTTERDAM -- No-one at CineMart is saying the crisis is over, yet it's hard to find a glum producer at the Rotterdam Film Festival's co-production market, which wrapped Wednesday with awards to a…
Review: ‘Alps’
A hospital nurse who's part of a mysterious Greek quartet offering specialized services for the bereaved goes rogue in "Alps."
‘Attenberg’ wins at New Horizon
Two of Eastern Europe's leading film fests -- Poland's 11th New Horizon and the 17th Sarajevo Film Festival in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- wrapped over the weekend.
Euro Parliament Lux lineup unveiled
The annual European Parliament Lux competition for films that celebrate the diversity of the continent unveiled its lineup Sunday (July 3) at the Karlovy Vary international film festival.
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